Sentence examples for it's gloss from inspiring English sources

LaBeija characterizes her aesthetic as "beautiful and shiny," but it's gloss with a purpose.

Add a light pink natural colour to your lips, making sure it's gloss.

This can include the brand name, color name, color number, whether it's gloss or flat, and so forth.

"It's glossing over all the unknowns for the sake of a quicker, cleaner solution," he says.

It's glossed on the menu only as 'Grilled baby chicken', but was one of the great chicken experiences of my life.

It was glossed over for many years that I was the guy who found the Tubes (3) and signed them to A&M.

Another of her salads balances the sweetness of fresh corn and halved cherry tomatoes with a bit of shallot and some red wine vinegar; it is glossed with good olive oil.

"At that time in May 2007, you had a lot of analysis pointing to the role of Pakistan in destabilizing that part of Afghanistan, and here you had a case in point, and for whatever reason it was glossed over," he said.

The problem I present here is one that van Schooten uses to clarify Descartes' analytic procedure in his 1683 annotated Latin version of La Géométrie, and it is glossed over by Smith and Latham in G, p. 9, Note 12.

When it is glossed in tempting ways, as "if PW were true, then …" or "it follows from PW that …", it seems to be a modal notion: and if this is not to be further explained, the modal fictionalist cannot use the fiction of possible worlds and its contents as the basis of a reductive analysis of modality.

Before I knew it I was glossing over my meditation retreat and discussing feeding patterns with my sister.